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SUMMARY:London Song Festival
DESCRIPTION:London Song Festival\nRoads to Solace\nA series of 11 concerts celebrating the different ways that composers, poets, and even an entire city, have searched for and found solace in art, in music and in poetry.\nVisit the London Song Festival website for further details\nFriday 6 November @ 7pm\nWILL THERE REALLY BE A MORNING?\nA programme including songs by Emily Dickinson, Julian Philips and Raymond Yiu.\nAnna Patalong – soprano\nNigel Foster – piano\nSarah Berger – actress\nSaturday 7 November @ 2pm\nHE THAT DWELLS IN SHADOWS\nAn exploration of the life of Ivor Gurney presented by the winners of the 2019 London Song Festival British Art Song Competition\nSponsored by the British Music SocietyOlivia Boen – soprano\nCamille Lemonnier  – piano\nJohn Rayment – speaker\nFriday 13 November @ 7pm\nKILLING THE ANGEL\nThe life of Virginia Woolf as expressed in her own words.\nLucy Stevens – contralto\nElizabeth Marcus – piano\nFriday 27 November @ 7pm\nMORE THAN DAFFODILS!\nA programme exploring William Wordsworth’s search for solace in the landscapes of his beloved Lake District\nAoife Miskelly – soprano\nCatherine Hopper – mezzo\nNigel Foster – piano\nTBC – clarinet\nSarah Berger – speaker\nSaturday 28 November @ 2pm\nASSOCIATION OF ENGLISH SINGERS AND SPEAKERS\nA concert by the winners of the 5 AESS competitions including the premiere of the 2020 competition prize-winning song.\nFriday 4 December @ 7pm\nLIEBESTOD\nA concert featuring the premiere off the 2020 LSF Commission: Night Sweats, a song cycle by Iain Bell, setting powerful poems by Thom Gunn, describing a man dying of AIDS.\nJarrett Ott – baritone\nNigel Foster – piano\nFriday 11 December @ 7pm\nGHOST LIGHTS\nThis special finale to the 2020 LSF with a staged presentation exploring the life and work of Ivor Novello, one of Britain’s most successful composer of opulent musicals.\nRosemary Ashe, Melanie la Berrie, Rebecca Louise Dale\nand Ben Stock\nNigel Foster – piano\nAimee Leigh – choreographer \nMORE…\n
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